The proof, in full.

The three cases below come from our own operating work before PraxisFive existed. We can walk through the source, baseline, and math behind every number. We label them that way because they are not yet PraxisFive client cases.

Future client work follows a harder rule: the baseline is set in week one, the outcome is signed by the client, and only then does it appear here. Prior experience matters. This page starts the new count at zero on purpose.

Three operating proofs.

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7 days

Case 1: Poaching an enterprise account in seven days

Situation

A portfolio company had no way to bill or collect in a second currency. It was quietly capping how far the business could grow, and an enterprise account worth chasing was going to a competitor for exactly that reason.

The one workflow

Multi-currency billing and collection.

Baseline

Zero international billing capability. Roughly $500,000 a year in enterprise revenue sitting with a competitor who already had it.

What shipped

A working multi-currency system, built and live.

Measured outcome

The account moved over. A new international market opened behind it. Timeframe: 7 days.

What compounded next

The same account became the reference case that opened the next international conversation.

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2 weeks

Case 2: A rebrand in two weeks

Situation

A portfolio company needed a full rebrand. The original project estimate, including agency workshops and review cycles, was six months.

The one workflow

Brand relaunch, from research to final assets.

Baseline

Six months from research through final assets.

What shipped

A complete rebrand: research synthesized from every call transcript and customer conversation on file, positioning, and final creative.

Measured outcome

Two weeks, start to finish. Timeframe: 2 weeks.

What compounded next

The speed became the pitch for the next brand-adjacent project.

03
One afternoon

Case 3: An executive deck in one afternoon

Situation

A partnership team needed a detailed executive deck (roles, ownership, communication plan) for a major alliance conversation. Work like this usually takes a team several days, most of it spent in review, not in drafting.

The one workflow

Executive partnership deck and role architecture.

Baseline

Several days of senior team time, historically.

What shipped

A complete deck: role definitions, ownership map, and a communication plan, researched and structured by someone who has run this exact work for two decades.

Measured outcome

Finished in one afternoon. Timeframe: One afternoon.

What compounded next

The template became the reusable format for every partnership conversation after it.

Start with one workflow. We will tell you which one.

You do not need to arrive knowing where the bottleneck is. That is the first thing we do: research the business before the call, name where we would start, and show you the number we would baseline.

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